It's a 1991 CRX, and I can't seem to get the brake lines off the master cylinder and the other thing (don't know what it is called but I took a picture of it.) They are 10mm, just like everything else on this car haha, but I seem to just strip them. I WD-40'd them for about a half hour before trying, but still they are just stripping. Like the metal is too soft and is bending. (I think they are brass) but yeah, any help is appreciated.

Pics:

http://i1168.photobucket.com/albums/...1/fab4f37f.jpg

You can see in the pic how the bottom right one is a bit stripped.
http://i1168.photobucket.com/albums/...1/6e9ff7cb.jpg

I need to get these out in order to paint it and do what I need to do. Thanks everyone!

 

you using line wrenches?

 

Didn't even know those existed! but no just normal wrenches.

 

ya you would prob have better luck with brake line wrenches. They are made for brake line fittings.

 

pick up a set of flare wrenches from harbor freight $10 ftw!

NEVER REMOVE BRAKE LINES WITH STANDARD BOX WRENCHES!

 

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Is it really mangled? I've seen guys use 2 box wrenches on different sides but I wouldn't recommend that... lol

 

No it's fine now. I got some line wrenches and they worked like a charm! Thanks for the help everyone! I always wondered what those type of wrenches were for, and now I know. =]

 

They are awesome I've used my set at least 5 times already!